Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 306, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 May 1924 — Page 5

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THE HEAD and forelegs of this composite dog are those of one noted for fleetness. The mid-section is of a dog the first word of whose common name is also that of a vehicle replaced by the railroad car and automobile. The hind legs are of . one whose namesaao furnishes the national sport of Spain. ✓

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THE HEAD and forelegs of this composite stand for courage. The mid-section is of a dog whose name is applied to speedy ocean liners. The hind legs are of one who resembles a small Great Dane.

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